“As a general rule the quelling of rebellion in distant colonies means protracted, thankless, invertebrate war. Campaigns” — Charles Edward Callwell Copy Share Image
“broadly, they may be divided into three classes – campaigns of conquest or annexation, campaigns for the suppression of insurrections or lawlessness or for… — Charles Edward Callwell Copy Share Image
“As a general rule the quelling of rebellion in distant colonies means protracted, thankless, invertebrate war. Campaigns” — Charles Edward Callwell Copy Share Image
“it may be added that the press is apt to favour the enemy, for the war correspondents are generally all on the side of… — Charles Edward Callwell Copy Share Image
“This is that in small wars the habits, the customs, and the mode of action on the battlefield of the enemy should be studied… — Charles Edward Callwell Copy Share Image
“Whenever a regular army finds itself engaged upon hostilities against irregular forces, or forces which in their armament, their organization, and their discipline are… — Charles Edward Callwell Copy Share Image
